An oral history of the brutal Pacific Theater in WWII, told by many of the last living U.S. Marine veterans.During World War II, over 16 million Americans served in the Armed Forces. Today, less than 1 percent are still alive. The Last of the Old Breed is an unprecedented oral history of the final living United States Marines from World War II, featuring over 130 veterans, ranging in age from 90 to 103. Told in harrowing detail, the witnesses reveal the br...

The journey through strangeness reaches its unforgettable climax in A Strange Touch #4: Penny for Your Thoughts. On a quiet California beach, the enigmatic Proprietor once again unlocks the doors of the mysterious Café Frankenstein—a gathering place where destiny, chance, and the unknown converge. Inside, lives intertwine as Hector Poole, a quiet naval officer, discovers an extraordinary gift: he can hear the unspoken thoughts of everyone around him. At first a curiosity, this strange abil...

Successful young business owner, Carlyn "Carly" Jensen has always known that Waukensee, West Virginia is different. There are… things… lurking here, dangerous entities that don't linger around other communities.Werewolves, vampires, moth-men, lizard-men, and even the legendary Sasquatch are just some of the oddities that have been reported to occasionally prowl the outskirts of this town when the sun drops below the horizon. The residents here follow quietly spoken rules of their o...

After the Civil War, Patience Gromes and other African-Americans of her generation left the country and came to the city. They married, took jobs, purchased houses, raised families. They pursued the program of hard work and thrift that their parents and grandparents had perfected in the country after the Civil War. Patience Gromes and her peers brought the project that three generations of African-Americans had been pursuing to a triumpant conclusion in the Civil Rights Movement. Then came...

You are the primary disciple-maker in your child's life.In today's world, it's easy for parents to unintentionally drift, caught in endless carpool lines, school projects, and the pace of everyday life, only to look up and realize their home has lost its spiritual focus. The Anchored Home is a biblical call for moms, dads, stepparents, guardians, grandparents, and even great-grandparents raising kids to reclaim their God-given role as the spiritual leaders of their...

Stay Anchored in a Drifting WorldIn today's culture, it's easy to feel pulled in every direction—overwhelmed by pressures, distractions, and a world that seems to be drifting further from truth. But what if you could live with unshakable confidence, joy, and purpose no matter what's happening around you?In Anchored: Avoid the Drift, Scott Davis offers a refreshing, biblically grounded guide to help you stay rooted in Christ and thrive in your calli...

"WOWV - 1.5 - Aura Larrson: A Diary" is the follow-up novelette that spans the gap between the end of WOWV Book - 1 and the beginning of WOWV Book - 2NOTE: You must first read WEREWOLVES Of West Virginia - BOOK - 1 - Gateway for proper reference and context to understand this volume in the series.DESCRIPTION: Welcome back to Waukensee, WV. The dust from the finale of WOWV1G has settled just long enough for vampire ...

Microhydro features the smallest version of the renewable engery technology dubbed the simplest, most reliable and least expensive way to generate power off grid. Highly illustrated and practical, it is a complete guide to designing and constructing reliable hydroelectric power systems.

The Road from Damascus introduces some of the finest Syrian artists and writers (Fateh Moudarres, Walid Ikhlassy, Zouhair Dabbagh, Youssef Abdelke, and Mamoun Sakkal) who are creating a vibrant modern culture — a "next step" that surpasses the Islamic radicalism of 9-11 and builds a bridge between East and West.It was a rough few years in the Middle East: suicide attacks, hostage-taking, hijackings. In 1985 the terror spread to Europe, and Americans were among the victims. The foll...

This is a book about monsters.Monsters who love us. Monsters who hate us. The monsters we nurture, and the monsters we become. They may be imperceptibly small or unimaginably vast, completely devoid of thought or filled with incomprehensible rage and hunger, but regardless of scale or motivation, they cannot be ignored.On these pages, you will meet an artist who plays with the geometry of madness, a child who refuses to accept the rules of loss, and a mind unravelled by the...

Prior to the Civil War, Atlanta was at the intersection of four rail lines, rendering the Georgia crossroads the fastest-growing city in the Deep South. As the Confederate States formed, Atlanta was a city deeply divided about secession. By the spring of 1863, war had arrived at the doorstep of Atlanta. Join historian Bob Davis as he tells the story of the devastation that befell Atlanta, the Union occupation and how the "Gate City" was reborn from the ashes.

Finally, a devotional book that plumbs the deep truths of God's precious Word while also tickling your funny bone!What makes popular Christian humorist Scott Davis so funny is that he throws off pretense and embraces his ample humanity. His latest book offers an honest glimpse of his career on the road and all its mishaps, misunderstandings, and missteps. And then there's the Missus ...Scott unveils the personal in his personal life to help the truths of Sc...